Laws on Licenses Create Closed Shops Across States
A Louisville Times editorial warns state licensing laws for professions risk becoming a closed shop. Indiana’s study group urges trimming boards and placing oversight with government departments to curb self interest. Reports highlight Wisconsin and Kentucky examples, noting exams and licensing can restrict newcomers while promising public protection in fields like accounting, medicine, and law.
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Louisville
Indiana
Little Hoover Commission
Povern
Menjih
Wisconsin
Ruth B. Doyle
Harpeex
Kentucky
Dierks Bank Shortage Case Focuses On Mrs Shylmington
Mrs Simonington, 49, testifies she is no stooge and claims money went to someone else. Grand Jury probes $285 060 Bank of Dierks shortage as Judge Milley keeps docket moving and SBI chief calls her uncooperative. Discrepancies at the Arkansas bank were revealed last August.
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FT. Smittia
Tomoarrow
Bank of Dierks
Atk
S. Wilson
Gpal Shylmington
Formu
John E. Milley
Nity
Simonington
Associated Press
Ike's Farm Group Meets in Secrecy
A 14 member commission named by President Eisenhower to draft Republican farm programs met behind closed doors at the Ross Borough Inn on the University of Maryland campus in College Park. Ezra Taft Benson, designated secretary of agriculture, attended with Dean W. J. Myers of Cornell University chairing the session.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Chet. Bissenhawera
Ross Borough Inn
University of Maryland
College Park
GOP
Congress
Ralph Roberts
Agriculture Department
Roberts
Department
Dean W. J. Myers
Cornell University
Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculure
No Clues in Search for Slayer in Mary Wolfe Case
Authorities pursue James W. Head in connection with the drowning of his foster daughter Mary Wolfe. The nationwide hunt continues as a welfare dispute arises over the family’s younger child, Virginia Head, placed in a foster home in Little Rock. Linda Head remains jailed on a first degree murder charge.
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Besarc
James W. Head
FBI
Head
Mary Wolfe
State Welfare Department
Virginia Head
Little Rock
Linda Head
Junior Senior PTA Meets Thursday at Hope High School
The Junior-Senior High School PTA will meet Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Mrs. Hamilton Hanogan, teacher, will present on the Home Department and student projects, inviting all members.
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The
Hope
PTA
Hamilton Hanogan
Local Soldier in Korea Named Campbell Jr
Corporal Aubrey Campbell Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Vic Campbell, Hope and Austen of Mr Cornea dC s, is serving in Korea. The notice confirms his status and family ties in a brief local soldier update.
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Korea
Cpl
Aubrey. Campbell, Jr
Vic Campbell
Hope
Austen
Mra
Cornea
Poultry expert to discuss local problems Wednesday
Poultry specialist Wy 5 Pollard of the University of Arkansas Extension Service will visit Sempstead County to discuss broiler house construction plans with Oscnt Hodnett across from the Experiment Station. At 1 20 pm Wednesday he will meet with poultry producers at the Extension Service office in the county courthouse to cover plans and current considerations.
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Arkansas
Pollard
University of Arkansas Extension Service
Sempstead
Agen
Oliver L. Adams
Oscnt B. Hodnett
Expariment
Speelaliat
Adanis
McMath Names New Racing Commission
Gov McMath appoints a new Arkansas Racing Commission to replace the fired panel. Four new appointees come from Forrest City after protests against a St Francis County track. Old members Joe Steele and John Patton kept, while new faces include Homer Towns Jack Carnes Curtis Rodgers Cleveland Smith and several at large picks from Forrest City Batesville and Hot Springs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
St. Francis County
Gav. McMath
Forrest City
Joe Steele
Springdale
John Patton
Morriston
Steele
Patton
St Francis County
Testimony All Against Mrs. Smith
An Army court martial hears testimony on the murder of Col. Aubrey Smith by his wife Dor othy Kroeger Smith. Lt. Col. Hardin says she spoke of not getting him in the heart and cried out after the stabbing. Officers report a strong smell of drugs or sedative in the bedroom, with a prior witness noting possible alcohol use.
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Wendell Merick
Tokyo
Dorothy Kroeger Smith
Col
Aubrey Smith
Tim
Joseph Hardin
Dallas
Tex
Walter Krueger
Okinawa
Walter Burns
Winchester
Mass
Calls in Cabinet After Churchill Meet
WEW YORK UP President sloel isenhewwer test fuprg conference with Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The high command will meet next week in a renewed table conference with Eisenhower’s top advisers. Bernard M Baruch and John Foster Dulles attend as part of preparations for the new administration.
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WEW
York
Sloel Isenhewwer
Prlme
Wineston Churchill
Eisenhower
James GC
Eisenhouwne
Elder States
Bernard M. Baruch
Wigenhower
Chuvehill
Cateva
Sliata
John Foster Dulles
Wintheap
Heh
Court of St. James's
Dirksen warns against American currency aid to Britain
Washington senator Dirksen predicted Congress will react strongly to any proposal for U S monetary support for Britain after Churchill's talks with Eisenhower. He doubted public commitments were made but warned that any gift to back convertibility could trigger a political firestorm. Churchill reportedly favors an international stabilization fund for free currencies.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Dirksen Cril
Congress
U. S
Dirksen
Olver Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Iellinois Senatoy
Britain
Churchill
Airport Conference Scheduled Here Thursday Night
A conference is set for Thursday night at 7:90 pan to discuss how to place Municipal Airport on new payline. Airline owners and interested persons are urged to attend. Attendants include Wilson and A A Yomter from the district agency with the CAA, William Brown chief of airport management for CAAL, and regional agency officials.
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Musur
Wilson
A. A. Yomter
CAA
William Brown
Allpork Management
Caal Bothoof Lite Ruel
Dnek Woe
Flolty Gaa Vegional Atutency Fin Pork
Unclear narration of aerial object sighting and crimes
A garbled bulletin reports a bright object seen overhead with observers noting it did not appear to be a plane. Separate items include a $2,500 reward for a Montgomery crime suspect, a murder in Helena and stock market fluctuations in New York.
Pine Bluff Man Named to State Public Service Commission
Gov elect Francis Cherry named Lowry M. Robinson of Pine Bluff and Tom Lovett of Star City to the next public service commission and accepted the resignation of C. Howard Gluten to complete the appointments. Robinson, a former state fire marshal, will serve as the new commission chairman succeeding Leland Leatherman of Hot Springs whose term ends this month.
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Brittle Rock
Elec Francis Cherry
Lowry M. Robinson
Pine Bluff
Tom Lovett
Star City
Public Service Commission
C. Howard Gluten
Cherry
Pews
Tobinson
Commminssion
Leland Leatherman
Hot Springs
Two Kitchen Home, Boyle Says America Needs More
HAL BOYLE argues a two kitchen home is needed in America to ease domestic friction. He jokes that single kitchens cause dish clutter and fights, while two kitchens and two baths reduce tensions, letting each partner pursue cooking and personal space. The piece blends humor with social commentary on family life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Taft Orders Senate GOP Leaders All Out in Filibuster Fight
Washington dispatch reports President Truman praised fixer Gruenwald for help in the 1948 campaign while McCarthy produced a photo of a letter and claimed anonymous contributors aided Monroe’s race. Senate leaders mobilize to curb filibuster as party factions clash over civil rights measures and a broad anti discrimination effort faces stiff GOP opposition.
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Taft
Senate
Wallington
Joseph RL MecCarthy
Truman
Washington
Trenty
Gronawald
Dha
McCarthy
Sen
Mike Monvaney
Grune Dwild
Monrooney
O. Milton Kelly
Wasiington
Hepobiery Conmiind
Ts GU
Tre Aleps
Crom Seo
Bnet
Republicmn Cove
Congress
Sonute Abit
Wall
Dn Jolyt
Tidoetoral Cole
Lego Voles
Eisenhower
Dirksey
Watt
GOP
Sta
Deserters From Army Seen as Alarming in Kentucky
Louisville reports that deserters from the U S Army are described as a growing problem nationwide. The Times cites 700 soldiers hiding in Kentucky and surrounding areas with 400 to 600 prisoners at Ft Knox stockade. Deserters seek dishonorable discharges to avoid Korea service.
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Louisville
Korea
Kentucky
Defense Department
Times
Ft. Knox Stockade
Richard Harwood
Times Stuft
Cattle TB Testing to Begin Monday in Hempstead County
Cattle testing for tuberculosis starts Monday in Hempstead County. County Agent Oliver I. Adamis oversees the six year accreditation process, with Dr. H. Arthur, Veterinary Livestock Inspector, supervising the initiative. Testing will require tagging and a six week schedule for local producers including M. Dodgon and others.
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Hempstead
Siys
Oliver I. Adamis
Wilebs
Hong
I Arthur Veterinary Livestock Inspector
Bureau of Animal Industry
Calla
I M
Dodgon
Atchison Named Sales Person of the Month
Simmy Atchison of the Hope Hardware Company was selected as Sales Person of the Month by a secret committee of the Hope Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants. He is noted for his work in Nevada County and his move to Hope in 1927.
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Atchison
Simmy Atchison
Hope
Hag ‘Bean
Saieg
Dagembey
Hope Champer
ios-Simmy Ag
Nevada County
Ae Hope
Hope Hardware
Searchers Find Feared Rado Off in Wreckage
Rescue teams locate a feared radio beacon in the wreckage after a British airliner crash near Savoy. Nineteen crew and passengers are reported deceased or missing as investigators examine the chaotic scene and salvage remains.
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